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Koderma, 30 September (Hindustan Reporter). While hearing the murder case of the then Congress District President of Koderma, Shankar Yadav, the court of Additional District and Sessions Judge I, Ghulam Haider, found the accused Munesh Yadav guilty in the case under 302/34 IPC and sentenced him to rigorous life imprisonment. . Also imposed a fine of Rs 50 thousand. If the fine is not paid, he will have to undergo additional punishment of two years. The court found him guilty under Section 120B and sentenced him to life imprisonment and also imposed a fine of Rs 50,000.
If the fine is not paid, he will have to face additional punishment of two years. The same court found Ramdev Yadav and Naresh Yadav guilty under sections 302/34 IPC and 120B and sentenced them to life imprisonment and also imposed a fine of Rs 25,000. If the fine is not paid, one will have to undergo additional punishment of 1 year. The court found Pawan Yadav guilty under 302/34 IPC and sentenced him to 25 years of rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 25,000. If the fine is not paid, one will have to undergo additional punishment of 1 year. The court found all the accused guilty under 307 IPC and sentenced them to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment and also imposed a fine of Rs 5,000. In case of non-payment of the fine, they will have to undergo additional punishment of 6 months. The same court found everyone guilty under the Explosive Act and sentenced them to 12 years of rigorous imprisonment and also imposed a fine of Rs 5,000. If the fine is not paid, they will have to undergo additional punishment of 6 months. All punishments will run concurrently. Let us tell you that on the written application of Hemlata Devi, wife of deceased Shankar Yadav, Chandwara police station code number 16/2018 was registered in Chandwara police station. The prosecution was conducted by public prosecutor Angelina Varla and advocate Suresh Yadav. On behalf of the defense side, advocates Anwar Hussain, Tarakeshwar Mehta and Deepak Gupta presented arguments and defended.
